Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-14
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& TUESDAY,. June z.
A slackening up in Che market Is notice
and the feeling among buyersis not 50 goot
The supply of green stuff has improved an
Is more than equal to the demand, Will
lprlees have to be shaded to effect sale:
Potatoes are at 8 standstill; the prices 70
old have gone up and the supply en- ne,
Is improved. Strawberries are scarce
owing to the wet weather, which had ba
effect on their ripening. Butter ha
dropped cent and is weaker. Eggs still
remain very scarce and the price ha
slipped up cent or two. Spring chicken
are still In good demand and the supply i
only tar. The prices quoted below ar
wholesale figures
Butter-COuntry choice 9a10c; goot
country sa9e; common 5a6c. The suppl,
Is good and the demand is slow.
Beans-FOr new hand-picked navy tn
demand is good and the supply light
Prices are 81 30a1 45 per bushel.
Cheese-Primf i'd Ohio factory SIC
New York Hall seitzer 16a1sc; Linn
berger 9a10. Market nominal.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock 143a15c De
dozen. Very scarce and good demand.
Feathers-Choice in original packages
5Oa55c; in small lots 4a5c extra.
POtatOes-Per bushel 70a75c, with fai
demand and light supply. New Florida
$6a7 per barrel; Louisiana Sc. The de
mand is good and supply light.
Poultry - Live chickens, old, $3s
25 per dozen; spring chickens s. 40a3 OF
per dozen; demand good and supply light
Rags-Steady ut Halle for white mixed
cotton; 1al3c for all wool, and 1ia14 fol
mixed.
Lard-Country prime, with fair de
mand, at 62a7c.
Green Onions-20 a25c per dozen punches
fair supply and fair demand.
Peas-Are in good demand with CORE
spending supply at 75a9Oc per bushel
Strawberries-5aSc per quart with the
demand better and lighter supply, many
coming from the country hereabouts.
Cucumbers-55cp dozen; demand slow,
supply heavy.
Lettuce-Per bushel of 10 pounds SOC,
with good supply and fair demand.
Radishes-Are light in supply and de
mand good at 25a30c per dozen punches.
Rhubarb-20c per dozen punches with
fair demand and good supply.
New York.
NEW YORK, June 13.-Flour-Receipt
20,17l packages; exports $50 barrels,
and $685. sacks; sales 1860 barrels;
market heavy. Wheat-Receipts 297, OOC
bushels; exports 194, s54 bushels; spot la
lc and options 2a24c lower, closing heavy
speculation brisk; sales Is. $50, 900 bushels
futures, and $50, 600 bushels spot; No. 9
Milwaukee 944a94ac; No. hard 81 a95Ic;
ungraded red 9la9Sc; No. 3 rec 93Sc;
No. l red 9S4c; No. white 90
red June 952a97c, closing at :; July
92sa94c, closing at 92sc;. August sega
soc, closing at S95c; September s9ba90sc,
closing at S9sc; October S93a9lc, clos
ing at S9ic; November 9Oi913c, closing at
9Ofc; December 9lBa93ic, closing at 9iEc;
April 95sa97bc, closing at 953c- May 97sa
974c, closing at 97Ic. Corn-Spot gen.
orally steady but less active; options shade
lower and dull, closing heavy; receipts
IS, 200 bushels; exports 93,764 bushels;
sales 80, 600 bushels futures and 153, 900,
bushels spot; ungraded 47l4S}c; No.
2 June 47a47Bc, closing at 47c; July AHA
47sc, closing at 47ac; August 4sla4SSc,
closing at 4S4c; September 49Ia49fc, clos
ing at 49sc. Oats-Shade lower and less
active; receipts 1900 bushels; mixed west,
ern 33a36c; white do 37a41c. Stocks OF
graine in stOrse June IL: Wheat ], 1868, $50
bushels; corn 81, 3S1 bushels; oats, 21I, IT'S
bushels; barley q, $50 bushels; rye II, 09C
bushels; peas =, $50 bushels; malt 23S, 49,
btshels. Hay-Quiet and steady. Coffee
Spot fair; Rio dull and nominal; op.
tons unsettled and active and decidedly
lower, closing firm; sales 4l2, 900 bags
June 14.55a16. 75c; July 15.0Oa17. 15c
August 15.00a1S.0Oc; September 1859
17.20c; October 16.OOa17. soc; December
16.00al7. 60c; January 16 OOa17. zoe; Feb,
ruary 16.40a17. 75c; March 16 95a17. SIC
May 1920. Sugar-Dull and nominal
fair refinining quoted at 7-16a4sa4 Lice
extra G 4 3-16c; yellow 4sa4 7-l6c; of
55a5 3-1Gc; mould A 55a5 Slice; standard
A 5 7-16ca5!c; powdered A Gle; granula
ted ste Molasses-Dull; so deg. zoe
Rice-Firm. Petroleum-Steady United
63sc. Tallow - Steady. Resin - L9
Turpentine-Quiet at 35c. Eggs-S ~a
and demand fair; receipts Z, $50 pacific
western 153a16}c Pork-Steady; n
light; mess SIC 90 for new, SIS O02 o. old
Cut Enthusiastically; picked hanI2n III c
middles dull and nominal. Lard-Mod
erately active and q shade lower; Western
steam spot S. 80; July Sc 96a7 81; August
81 052a7 %; September 81 15a7 II; 0cto-
Der s23; November IL; city steam G IS
Butter-Quiet, but firm on fine grades
western 10alS3c. Cheese - Easier ant
more active; western sla9}. Copper
Dull; lake 19c.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 13.-The dizziness which
prevailed in the wheat pit to-day was il
marked contrast with the excitement Of
the closing hours Of Saturday, when whea
dropped nearly cents under former enorm
Gus unloading. 1t is said that the manipu
latOrs of the tumble took in 1000, 00C
bushels at 2 cents under the average trad
ing figures of the day on Saturday, and i
was also reported that the same combina
ton, in order to steady the market, agair
took 1000, 900 bushels to-day. June hal
lost its interest largely the crowd. june
sold to-day within tc range, at 92lc and
92lc, July opened at s3ic, sold to s3ic
then back to S3lc, closing at S33. Corr
easier and lower. Provision market was
quiet, but steady. Flour quiet and neg
lected. Wheat-Cash No. 2 spring 92a
92ic; No. spring 93c; No. red 92c
June 92la92Rc, closing at 92ic July S3ls
s4tc, closing at S3ic; August 79as0lc
closing at 79c; September 7sbas0lc, clos
ing at 78Bc. Corn-Cash No. 2 37a37sc
june S7a37sc, closing at SIC; July g
AISLE, closing at 3sc; August 39ss39sc,
lelasins &c 2elc: September 4Oa40ic, clos
ling at 4Oe. oats-GsSh No: 2 25a25ic
June 24Ia25c, closing at 24!5ss lnly 2os
a26Ic, closing at Oslo; August 24sasoati
closing at 24sc; September 24sa25c, clos
ing at 24Ec. Rye-Cash No. 2, 53lc. Bar